AEM-Led Digital Evolution for Texas’s Energy Backbone

To eliminate module dependency risks and regression issues, we restructured the codebase by isolating specific logic from the platform’s shared components. By implementing well-defined interfaces and refactoring shared dependencies, we ensured that enhancements to the core utility modules could be delivered without impacting the functionality of existing internal systems. This modular approach significantly improved platform maintainability and scalability, helping with seamless, stable updates across all interconnected digital services.

To overcome the limitations of generic out-of-the-box components, we developed a custom library of reusable, high-performance AEM components tailored to specific utility business requirements. These components are designed to be highly configurable, helping content authors manage multiple design variations and functional use cases from a single interface. This innovation simplified the authoring process, ensured absolute visual consistency across the site, and reduced the time required for content updates by eliminating the need to manage fragmented, disconnected elements.